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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1905
Page
4
A damaged OCR item from East Oregonian shows postal and publication terms for newspapers and periodicals. It mentions delays and alternative mailing methods, with fragmented phrases about weekly and monthly issues and police news associations.
A vigorous campaign urges municipal action to improve pavement and utilities. Citizens demand safer streets, better drainage, and visible civic progress while stressing street safety and property values. Officials weigh timely paving and public works to boost commerce and urban appearance.
A garbled excerpt discusses law, finance, and allegations of theft and corruption. It names Senator Plum of Kutisue and mentions a fictitious $00,000,000 annual cost, with references to bank failures and economic distress across states.
The piece discusses alleged global stock and livestock market manipulation by trusts and combines. It warns of centralized control over prices, the potential to force down cattle values, and the impact on farmers and consumers, citing historic schemes and centralized market power.
A lengthy letter cites Lincoln era leaders and Civil War veterans to argue that integrity and honesty have declined. It laments political machinery, praises civic figures, and questions reform prospects, asking if extending liberal reforms can restore national virtue and progress.
A fragment hints at shifting U S and Japan raw cotton trade amid tightening purchases by Japan. The text mentions buybacks, wartime context, and economic strains with references to global markets and policy actions affecting cotton supply and prices.
A fragmentary poem evokes hardship and solidarity among the poor, praising resilience and companionship in poverty. It shifts to a local news note about Grangeville Idaho where a proposed 342000 bond for a municipal water system was defeated by one vote, 180 to 179, as Western Gridory conference details unfold in Albans.
A mother details a four month old with severe eczema relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes drastic clearing within a month and sleep returning for the baby, urging other mothers to try the remedies for brutal skin humors.
A 19th century medical ad argues hospitals overflow with female patients from neglected womb and ovarian issues. It cites cheerful testimonials from Miss Luella Adams of Seattle who credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing a womb tumor without surgery. The piece urges women to write for free advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A garbled, OCR like text references patrols, a plan, and a frontier town scene. Mentions Pendleton street, a police presence, and a drug store named in a local setting. Sparse readable items point to public notices about movement, sales, and community actions amid confusion.
A dealer advertises Caliber .45 Springfield rifles as top military arms, noting 1873 adoption and use through the Spanish American War. The pitch claims unmatched accuracy, with tests claimed at 50 yards and 1000 yard sights, plus included shot and ball cartridges.
Fragmentary notice describes adjustments to cartridge components and black powder loadings. It asserts changes to ridges for central fire reloadable shot carts and smokeless powder high velocity types. It claims manufacturers carry these items and blames local shops for not ordering them.
Private room and elegant facilities described for St Anthony's Hospital in Pendleton Oregon. Mentions fully equipped operating room and maternity department with telephones listed as Main 1651.
Well built wagons provide ample conveyance for town or country use. Choose a vehicle that returns the most for your money with investment proven by long service and low expense. Our line is reasonably priced, honestly built, and durable under heavy loads. We maintain our product with up-to-date machinery and protect customer interests.
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